Jordan Elizabeth Garsson

Jordan Elizabeth Garsson is a patent litigation attorney at Dickinson Wright PLLC, primarily focusing her practice on representing plaintiffs in intellectual property disputes. Her litigation experience demonstrates a strong preference for the plaintiff side, with all two of her tracked appearances being on behalf of plaintiffs. She has held roles as both counsel and an Associate Attorney at the firm.

Garsson's practice encompasses a diverse range of technical areas, notably including AI-driven retail technologies such as real-time consumer behavior analysis, digital advertising systems, smart retail displays, and in-store engagement platforms, as evidenced by her work on the Alpha Modus cases. She also has experience with highly technical industries involving specialized transistor technology used in integrated circuits, as seen in the notable case Force MOS Technology Co. Ltd. v. ASUSTek Computer, Inc. et al.. In this case, she was part of the legal team that secured a unanimous jury verdict awarding Force MOS $10.5 million for willful infringement. Beyond litigation, her affiliations with patent prosecution for major applicants like TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA and Steering Solutions IP Holding Corporation suggest experience with automotive and mechanical technologies.

Her tracked cases include Alpha Modus, Corp. v. Walgreens et al. and Alpha Modus Corp. v. V-Count, which involve patents related to digital display and retail AI technologies, frequently resulting in settlements or voluntary dismissals with prejudice. While her professional activities include discussions on foreign service and discovery in intellectual property litigation, specific appearances in PTAB or IPR proceedings are not explicitly detailed in publicly available information.

Jordan Elizabeth Garsson is registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (Reg. No. 81959). She is based in Dickinson Wright's Austin, Texas office.